California § 704.970 - Whether or not a homestead declaration has been recorded: (a) Nothing in this art

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§ 704.970. Whether or not a homestead declaration has been recorded: (a) Nothing in this art

Whether or not a homestead declaration has been recorded: (a) Nothing in this article affects the right of levy pursuant to a writ of execution. (b) Any levy pursuant to a writ of execution on a dwelling (as defined in Section 704.710) and the sale pursuant thereto shall be made in compliance with Article 4 (commencing with Section 704.710) and the judgment debtor and the judgment creditor shall have all the rights and benefits provided by that article.

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